My guest on episode 51 of Inside the SCCA is SCCA Racer and Mazda Motorsports grass roots tech guy Josh Smith. We have a great chat about how and why Mazda has committed so much time and money to grassroots motorsports. We also talked a bit about what happens when a decision is made to upgrade a component on a spec car. It’s a fascinating conversation with some really valuable insight.
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